Sentence examples for a bit digressive from inspiring English sources

Citified types sometimes find this music a bit digressive, and there's a standing presumption that it's past its sell-by date, but the twenty-four-year-old Swedish musician Gustav Ejstes has found a way to channel the qualities of the genre into a user-friendly, melodic whole that does not feel like a pathetic trek back to Woodstock.

The new CD finds the spindly trio bulking up a bit: jagged, interlocking songs give way to digressive guitar solos, and the album ends with a wild 15-minute finale.

A bit.

It turns out that while Wikipedia can ably trace the arc of Churchill's life, Johnson — who enhances the familiar story with generous quotations from his subject as well as his own digressive and thoroughly English prose — can give the reader the definite sense of having known Churchill, or at least of having hung out with him for a bit.

— Go a bit mad.

A bit awkward?

Just a bit... disappointing.

A bit much?

A bit of hope.

A bit dramatic.

A bit higher.